Monthly Archives: June 2018

Battling in All Her Finery Table of Contents

We posted this to the Kickstarter at the end of May, but we decided to share it here as well! We’ve received the last of the contracts back from our authors, so we can now announce the table of contents … Continue reading

Posted in Administrative | Tagged | Comments Off on Battling in All Her Finery Table of Contents

Cryptoid Sonics: An Investigation into the Uses of Cryptozoological Sounds

An essay by Doctor Silvania Frample, as provided by Andy Brown Art by Leigh Legler INTRODUCTION In the world of Cryptozoology, many creatures are notable for the sounds they make. This study is to explore the potential uses of some … Continue reading

Posted in Fiction | Tagged , , , , , , | 1 Comment

Strange Science: A Galaxy with Little Dark Matter

Galaxies typically comprise a mix of ordinary matter and so-called “invisible” dark matter. Dark matter makes up most of the universe, and though it can’t be seen, its impact on ordinary matter shows scientists that it is there. Recently, however, … Continue reading

Posted in Strange Science | Tagged , , | Comments Off on Strange Science: A Galaxy with Little Dark Matter

Review of Transmigrations by Eddie Louise

Transmigrations (EDGE Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing, 2018) is the debut novel by Eddie Louise and the first in the Tales of Sage and Savant series, inspired by the Sage and Savant podcast. The novel is based on the adventures … Continue reading

Posted in Reviews | Tagged , , | Comments Off on Review of Transmigrations by Eddie Louise

What Goes Down Must Come Up

An essay by Professor Caldwell Mook, as provided by Nick Morrish Art by Ariel Alian Wilson As Mithering Professor of General Negativity, I regularly receive requests to peer review outlandish scientific papers. I generally reject most of them out of hand … Continue reading

Posted in Fiction | Tagged , , , , | 1 Comment

Strange Science: Genetics and Mental Development

Scientists in the United States and Sweden recently completed a study of genetics and mental development, using twins and tracking eye movement. When young sets of twins were exposed to the same images, researchers tracking their eye movement found that … Continue reading

Posted in Strange Science | Tagged , , | Comments Off on Strange Science: Genetics and Mental Development